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  • Slurrp Farm and KLAY cook up a tasty lesson in nutrition for preschoolers

    Slurrp Farm and KLAY cook up a tasty lesson in nutrition for preschoolers

    MUMBAI: In a move set to shape the eating habits of India’s youngest minds, millet-based food brand Slurrp Farm has teamed up with early education giant KLAY for a first-of-its-kind initiative to blend food literacy into everyday preschool life.

    With research showing that over 90 per cent of brain development happens before age five, the duo is tapping into this critical window — not just to build cognitive skills but to seed lifelong healthy eating behaviours.

    Instead of heavy-handed lectures or guilt-ridden lunchbox policing, the collaboration uses play-based formats like stories, routines and sensory play to make children feel at home with good food. Think classroom prompts, singalong storybooks like Kiki and Her Singing, Dancing Food, and interactive nudges designed to make carrots and millet pancakes the new superheroes at snack time.

    KLAY brings scale and trust as one of India’s largest preschool and daycare networks, while Slurrp Farm brings its zero-junk, clean-label food ethos to the table. Together, they’re hoping to spark joyful, pressure-free conversations about nutrition — long before unhealthy habits take root.

    Commenting on this partnership, Wholsum Foods CMO, Parent company of Slurrp Farm and Mille, Ankit Kapoor shared, “Our mission has always been to change the way families think about food, starting with children. Not through fear or restriction, but through familiarity, joy, and everyday habits that stick. This partnership with KLAY allows us to take that mission into a space that shapes how children learn, explore, and make sense of the world. If we want to build a healthier food culture, we have to begin where it actually begins — in classrooms, conversations, and the small routines that form the foundation of lifelong choices.”

    “At KLAY, our philosophy is centred around holistic development. This includes not just academic growth but also emotional wellbeing, physical health, and now – through this partnership – a conscious approach to food. We’re excited to see the ripple effects of this integration, from the classroom to the family dinner table.” said Klay Preschools and Daycare senior vice president – marketing, Shireen Sultana.

    By integrating food learning into the rhythms of early education, the programme hopes to flip the script on mealtime struggles, replacing “eat your veggies” with “let’s play with our food.”

  • Flipkart brings swag to savings with upgraded Plus loyalty programme and Supercoin perks

    Flipkart brings swag to savings with upgraded Plus loyalty programme and Supercoin perks

    MUMBAI: Flipkart has rolled out a refreshed version of its flagship loyalty initiative, Flipkart Plus, promising to turn every shopping click into real savings. With a newly launched digital campaign featuring a pair of skateboarding grandparents, the platform is putting flair and functionality front and centre, blending culture, commerce, and cashback.

    The upgraded Flipkart Plus programme offers a 5 per cent discount across all Flipkart products via its SuperCoin rewards system. In contrast to conventional subscription models, Flipkart Plus remains free of charge, instead rewarding customers based on their shopping frequency. Consumers earn 1 SuperCoin per eligible order, equivalent to Rs 1, which they can redeem across Flipkart’s massive selection—from electronics to groceries.

    Flipkart VP – loyalty Rahat Patel said, “Flipkart Plus aims at delivering unmatched value to its customers every single day. Our most engaged customers, part of the Plus program, earn Supercoins on every order. These can then be redeemed across our entire selection of products – from daily essentials and fashion to electronics and beyond. Deepening this value promise, during Flipkart’s major shopping events, Plus members unlock additional bank offers during the ‘Early Access’ window, making every shopping celebration more rewarding. For some shoppers, we also have a little surprise value-unlock through ‘Plus Treats’ too. We remain committed to unlocking smarter shopping by enabling real and daily value on every single shopping transaction”.

    Flipkart Plus also includes early access to major sale events, exclusive bank offers, and ‘Plus Treats’—surprise rewards like coupons and gift cards valued at Rs 50 or more. To qualify, customers need to complete just 10 transactions in 12 months for silver membership and 20 for gold, unlocking higher earnings and savings benefits.

    The campaign’s centrepiece is a digital film that spotlights a swagger-filled Dadaji and Dadiji grooving to hip-hop beats on a semi-urban terrace. In a moment of classic banter, a neighbour asks if the duo’s pension comes in dollars, to which Dadiji cheekily responds, “Flipkart Plus se aati hai! Supercoins milte hain har order pe!”

    Conceptualised by Boat House Media in collaboration with FCB Kinnect, the campaign is available in multiple Indian languages including Hindi and Kannada, reinforcing Flipkart’s push to tap into pan-Indian sentiment.

    With 900+ stores and a growing online consumer base, Flipkart continues its mission to make loyalty programs feel less transactional and more transformational—no fine print, just fine discounts.

  • Omens Studios’ preschool heroes go global with fresh content deals

    Omens Studios’ preschool heroes go global with fresh content deals

    MUMBAI: Omens Studios is on a wild roll. The Singapore-headquartered animation outfit has locked in a raft of international deals for its preschool powerhouses Leo the Wildlife Ranger, Counting with Paula, and Paula & Pals, bringing the adventures of the trio to more screens — and hearts — worldwide.

    beIN Media Group has snapped up media rights for Leo the Wildlife Ranger season 3 (80 x 7’), Paula & Pals season 2 (65 x 7’), and Counting with Paula seasons 5 to 7 (a total of 100 x 11’) across the Middle East and North Africa. Meanwhile, AMC Networks will beam seasons 2 and 3 of Leo to European audiences via its preschool channel Jim Jam, and Brazil’s Globo has pounced on season 3 while renewing seasons 1 and 2.

    That’s no exaggeration. Leo the Wildlife Ranger has racked up billions of views on YouTube, hundreds of thousands of mobile game downloads, and even made the leap to the metaverse with a new Roblox simulator experience.

    Omens Studios CEO Chi Sim Tang said, “We’re delighted to welcome our new premium broadcast partners on board, and excited that Leo the Wildlife Ranger, Counting with Paula and Paula & Pals are all finding and connecting with new global audiences, over broadcast and in a range of different ways.”

    Commissioned by Mediacorp, Leo the Wildlife Ranger now airs in over 50 territories and has scored top honours including Best Children’s Programme at the 2024 Asian Television Awards and a Silver Telly Award. The show blends zoology, teamwork and environmental awareness into bite-sized edutainment for the 3–7 age group.

    Newer spin-off Paula & Pals (68 x 7’) — also from the Mediacorp stable — takes a gentler turn, focusing on mental wellbeing and emotional development for the 3–6 set. Meanwhile, the long-running Counting with Paula has notched up seven seasons (384 x 11’) and continues to make maths marvellous for the youngest learners.

    With strong storytelling, screen appeal and a finger on the pulse of kids’ content trends, Omens Studios is proving that preschool programming doesn’t just educate — it travels, too.

  • Maruti launches 2025 Grand Vitara S CNG starting at Rs 13.48 lakh

    Maruti launches 2025 Grand Vitara S CNG starting at Rs 13.48 lakh

    MUMBAI: Ready, set, gas! Maruti Suzuki’s 2025 Grand Vitara S-CNG is here to prove that efficiency can be exciting, not just economical. Maruti Suzuki India Limited (MSIL) has launched the 2025 Grand Vitara S-CNG, priced from Rs 13.48 lakh (ex-showroom), combining eco-conscious power with upgraded safety and tech, and giving India’s green SUV segment a serious push.

    Powered by the Next-Gen K-series 1.5-litre, Dual Jet, Dual VVT engine, the Grand Vitara S-CNG offers a mileage of 26.6 km/kg making it one of the most fuel-efficient options in its category. It churns out 64.6 kW (87.8 PS) at 5500 rpm and 121.5 Nm torque at 4200 rpm in CNG mode.

    But the upgrades aren’t just under the hood. The 2025 edition adds 6 airbags as standard across all variants, a timely move in line with India’s growing demand for enhanced safety. Other features keeping passengers secure include Electronic Stability Program+ (ESP), Hill Hold Assist, ABS with EBD, front and rear disc brakes, ISOFIX child seat mounts, and more.

    Beyond safety, Maruti’s aiming for premium comfort. The Grand Vitara S-CNG now packs a punch with an Auto Purify system with PM 2.5 Display, a 22.86 cm (9”) SmartPlay Pro+ infotainment system with wireless connectivity, a Clarion-tuned premium sound system, ventilated front seats, wireless charging, reclining rear seats (60:40 split), rear AC vents, and Suzuki Connect integration.

    The SUV’s dimensions hold steady at 4345 mm (length) × 1795 mm (width) × 1645 mm (height), maintaining its road presence and urban agility.

    Variant-wise Pricing (Ex-showroom, India)- Delta CNG – Rs 13,48,000, Zeta CNG – Rs 15,62,000.

    MSIL, senior executive officer of marketing and sales Partho Banerjee stated, “The new 2025 Grand Vitara S-CNG offers a range of new convenience and safety features alongside the introduction of 6 airbags as standard. It delivers remarkable fuel efficiency, without compromising on the SUV experience.”

    Maruti’s multi-fuel strategy is on full display, with the Grand Vitara now available in S-CNG, Strong Hybrid, and Allgrip Select 4×4 variants. Whether it’s urban commutes or greener getaways, the S-CNG promises to take you further without breaking the bank or the planet.

  • How to Compare Mutual Funds Before Investing: Key Metrics and Tools

    How to Compare Mutual Funds Before Investing: Key Metrics and Tools

    Choosing the right mutual fund from the many options in India can feel daunting. Picking one based only on high returns might not suit your financial goals or how much risk you’re comfortable with.

    A clear, step-by-step comparison using specific measures helps you make smart choices. This guide explains how to evaluate mutual funds in a simple way, perfect for both new and experienced Indian investors.

    Why Compare Mutual Funds?

    Comparing mutual funds is about finding one that matches your needs, not just chasing the highest returns. It means looking at performance, costs, risks, and what the fund invests in. This ensures you pick a fund that fits your financial plans.

    Key Measures to Look At

    Here are the main things to check when comparing mutual funds:

    Past Performance

    Look at how the fund has done over different periods—like 1 year, 3 years, 5 years, or since it started. But don’t rely only on these numbers.  

    For example, HDFC Flexi Cap Fund might show an 18% return last year, while another fund has 16%. The 16% fund could be better if it’s more stable and less risky.

    Comparison to a Benchmark

    Every fund has a standard to measure against, like the Nifty 50 for large-cap funds. A good fund should do better than its benchmark over time.  

    If a mid-cap fund doesn’t beat the Nifty Midcap 150, it might mean the fund’s stock choices or fees are holding it back.

    Expense Ratio

    This is the yearly fee you pay, shown as a percentage of your investment. A lower fee means more money stays in your pocket, especially for long-term investments like SIPs.  

    Say Fund A charges 1% and Fund B charges 1.5%. That 0.5% difference might seem small, but over 10 years, it could cost you thousands of rupees.

    Risk Measures: Sharpe, Alpha, and Beta

    ●  Sharpe Ratio: Shows how much return you get for the risk taken. Higher is better.  
    ●  Alpha: Tells you if the fund manager beats the market with smart picks.  
    ●  Beta: Shows how much the fund’s value swings compared to the market. A beta of 1.1 means it’s 10% more up-and-down than the market.  
    These help you see if a fund’s returns are worth its risks.

    What’s Inside the Fund

    Check the sectors and companies the fund invests in. If you already own tech stocks elsewhere, adding a tech-heavy fund might make your investments too similar.  
    Look at the top 10 holdings and whether the fund focuses on large, small, or foreign companies for balance.

    Fund Manager’s Track Record

    A skilled manager can make a big difference. Those who’ve handled funds through good and bad market times often make better decisions.  
    Check how long the current manager has run the fund and if it’s done well under them.

    Exit Fees and Other Costs

    Some funds charge a fee if you withdraw money early, often within a year. If you might need your money soon, watch for these fees and other costs that could reduce your returns.

    Tools to Help You Compare

    These tools make comparing funds easier:

    ●  Online Platforms: Investment platforms let you compare up to four funds at once, showing their value, returns, risks, and fees.  
    ●  Benchmark Tools: Screeners from Fidelity or MarketWatch give detailed info on performance and stability.  
    ●  Ratings: Morningstar or Lipper ratings provide a quick look at a fund’s long-term performance, but don’t rely only on these.

    Example: Comparing Two Large-Cap Funds

    Here’s a comparison of two large-cap funds:

    Measure Fund A Fund B
    1-Year Return 12% 11.5%
    3-Year Average Return 15% 14.8%
    Expense Ratio 1.2% 1.4%
    Sharpe Ratio 1.1 0.9
    Alpha +1.5% +1.0%
    Beta 0.95 1.05
    Top Holdings Overlap 65% 70%
    Manager’s Years 7 years 3 years

    Fund A looks stronger—it has better returns for the risk, lower fees, and less price swings (lower beta). Plus, its manager has more experience, making it a solid choice.

    Tips for Indian Investors

    ●  If you’re investing monthly, focus on SIP returns, not one-time investment results. 
    ●  Don’t trust social media buzz or tips from influencers—they might not be reliable. 
    ●  Choose Direct Plans over Regular Plans to avoid extra fees. 
    ●  Pick a fund that fits your goals, like saving for retirement, education, or short-term needs.

    Mistakes to Avoid

    Steer clear of these common errors: 
    ●  Only Looking at Returns: Past gains don’t promise future wins. 
    ●  Ignoring Risk: High returns aren’t great if the fund’s too unpredictable. 
    ●  Forgetting Fees: A cheaper fund can beat a pricier one over time. 
    ●  Not Checking Holdings: Too much in one sector increases risk. 
    ●  Trusting Ratings Alone: Ratings change often, so dig deeper. 
    ●  Skipping Factsheets: These explain the fund’s strategy and changes. 
    ●  Ignoring Fund Size: Very large funds might struggle to keep outperforming.

    Steps to Compare Mutual Funds 
    Follow these steps for a clear comparison: 
    ●  Choose funds from the same type (e.g., large-cap equity). 
    ●  Use tools to check performance, fees, and risks. 
    ●  Compare measures side by side. 
    ●  Look at the fund’s investments for variety. 
    ●  Check the manager’s experience. 
    ●  Include all fees in your decision. 
    ●  Pick a fund that matches your goals, timeline, and risk comfort.

    Conclusion: Invest with Confidence

    The reason to compare mutual funds is to find the right fit for your financial goals, risk level, and investment timeline. By checking performance, fees, risks, and what’s inside the fund, you get a clear picture of your options. 
    Whether you’re investing through SIPs or a one-time amount, using these steps and tools helps you choose wisely. Take your time, use the resources available, and build a strong investment plan.

  • AI wins hearts, but Indians still want a human hug: Twilio report

    AI wins hearts, but Indians still want a human hug: Twilio report

    MUMBAI — AI might be hot, but it hasn’t made humans obsolete just yet. According to Twilio’s latest State of Customer Engagement Report 2025, a whopping 98 per cent of Indian consumers are more likely to buy when brand interactions are personalised in real time. But here’s the twist: they still want the human touch.

    Despite high praise for AI-fuelled personalisation—with 80 per cent of Indians saying brands do a good job—only 30 per cent feel the experience is consistent. That’s a big disconnect in a market where 88 per cent will abandon a purchase if the experience feels cold or robotic.

    The report, based on surveys with over 7,600 consumers and 600+ business leaders across 18 countries, points to a clear trend: AI helps, but empathy sells.

    “Indian consumers are increasingly aware that while AI-powered personalisation influences buying behaviour, it is not a substitute for relevance, trust and human connection,” said Twilio VP of marketing, Asia Pacific & Japan, Nicholas Kontopoulos.  “Indian brands are already leading the way, demonstrating a deep understanding of the importance of AI and excelling at delivering personalised experiences. As they continue to scale their use of AI, the next step is to move beyond basic personalisation to true individualisation, where every interaction feels timely, contextual, and humanised. This means putting transparency at the centre, respecting customer preferences, and using data to serve, not just sell. The brands that will lead in India’s next wave of growth are those that get this balance right by blending intelligent automation with authentic engagement to earn loyalty and drive long-term impact.”

    Indian brands are sprinting ahead in AI adoption, using it to personalise recommendations, smoothen shopping journeys, and boost trust. Nearly 8 in 10 Indian consumers now spend more with brands that offer personalised engagement.

    But the future isn’t AI-only. 91 per cent of Indian consumers say AI interactions should still feel human, 55 per cent want the option to talk to a person when things go south, and 72 per cent want to know when they’re talking to a bot.

    The report’s takeaway? Personalisation isn’t enough. The smart brands of tomorrow will blend AI with authenticity, serve with data, and earn their place in customers’ lives—not just their inboxes.

  • Pizza Hut bolsters subcontinent leadership with Pranav Dahiya and Nazia Abidi; a fresh slice of finance and people power

    Pizza Hut bolsters subcontinent leadership with Pranav Dahiya and Nazia Abidi; a fresh slice of finance and people power

    MUMBAI: Pizza Hut is heating things up, not just in ovens but also in boardrooms. The popular QSR giant has reinforced its leadership recipe by adding two critical ingredients — Pranav Dahiya as chief financial & strategy officer and Nazia Abidi as chief people & culture officer — to drive the brand’s next phase of expansion across the Indian subcontinent.

    The move comes as Pizza Hut, part of Yum! Brands, ramps up its growth across India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and the Maldives. With over 900 stores already dotting the Indian landscape, the brand now aims to stretch deeper into emerging markets while keeping its people strategy and financial spine razor-sharp.

    Dahiya steps into his new role armed with nearly 20 years of experience across finance, corporate banking and strategy. Prior to joining Pizza Hut, he served as Chaayos CFO, where he led strategic business planning, operational governance, sourcing, compliance and M&A. A banker-turned-boardroom tactician, Dahiya is set to lead Pizza Hut’s finance and strategy with a clear focus on long-term value and operational efficiency.

    Meanwhile, Abidi brings over a decade of HR firepower from high-growth consumer tech firms. At Cardekho Group, she led HR for southeast Asia and helped scale its fintech venture, rupyy. At Pizza Hut, she will lead the people strategy, with a mandate to champion talent management, employer branding and build a culture rooted in high performance and continuous growth.

    “We are thrilled to welcome Pranav and Nazia to the Pizza Hut leadership team. They join us at an exciting moment for the brand. With their leadership, we’re well-positioned to grow faster, lead smarter, and stay true to what matters – our people and our promise to customers”, said Pizza Hut Indian subcontinent MD Rohan Pewekar.

    With deep experience in consumer behaviour, scaling strategies and people-first cultures, the appointments reflect the brand’s ambition to stay ahead in the competitive QSR space, one leadership move at a time.

  • Flipsharp flips the script: Hivoco Studios launches AI tool that makes PDFs talk and sparkle

    Flipsharp flips the script: Hivoco Studios launches AI tool that makes PDFs talk and sparkle

    MUMBAI: When PDFs met personality, Flipsharp happened. Hivoco Studios officially launched its AI-powered flipbook platform, Flipsharp, on Tuesday, promising to turn the humble static PDF into a tech-savvy storyteller with voice, video, and personalised flair.

    Flipsharp debuted with an animated spot titled ‘Papa Bane Super Fan’, where a reticent dad is moved by his daughter’s flipbook, proving that creating interactive content is, quite literally, child’s play. The launch isn’t just a flex of AI muscle — it’s a cheeky reminder that even emotionally constipated Indian fathers aren’t immune to a well-made digital comic.

    “Flipsharp was born from the simple idea that anyone, even a child, should be able to craft engaging, interactive content without technical hurdles”, said Hivoco Studios and Razorsharp AI CEO Pritesh Chothani. “By launching, we proved that if a child can teach their dad to make a flipbook in minutes, professional marketers can do it in seconds”.

    Flipsharp’s feature list reads like a revenge note to the paper printer:

       It can talk back in 17 Indic languages, including Awadhi and Bhojpuri.

       It allows instant multimedia add-ons like voice notes and video links, no downloads needed.

       It greets users by name and tailors the messaging like it’s been stalking their LinkedIn.

       It lets users share flipbooks via web link — no login, no app, no existential tech crisis.

       It provides real-time insights on what pages readers love and what they ghost on.

    “Flipsharp’s evolution embodies our ethos of simplicity married to power”, added Hivoco Studios CPO Deepak Nagar. “From robust DRM to OCR search and an unbeatably playful launch, we’re making interactive documents so intuitive that anyone can become a super fan, no coding needed”.

    The launch campaign’s closing scene — a proud dad smiling at his daughter’s creation — neatly echoes Flipsharp’s larger promise: to turn passive consumption into joyful engagement.

    Hivoco Studios, no stranger to digital storytelling, has previously delivered AI-powered experiences for more than 50 brands, including Unilever India, Tata Consumer Products, Jubilant FoodWorks, and Amway India.

    With Flipsharp, the studio’s latest brainchild, it aims to redefine not just how content is created, but how it speaks — literally.

  • Zepto gets to the root of fresh supply with farmer-first new playbook

    Zepto gets to the root of fresh supply with farmer-first new playbook

     MUMBAI: From mandi mayhem to farm-fresh flair, Zepto’s shaking up the supply chain. Zepto co-founder and CEO Aadit Palicha has revealed how the quick commerce player is rewriting the rules of India’s fragmented fresh produce market, one collection centre at a time. In a detailed post, he shared how the startup has quietly scaled its fresh category by 4x in just 12 months, leaping from 6.4 lakh to 22.1 lakh units sold per day.

    What’s behind this massive growth spurt? A shift away from the traditional mandi-led chaos to a tech-powered, decentralised model built on trust with farmers and rapid movement of goods. Zepto now sources directly from thousands of farmers across 70-plus Collection Centres hyperlocal hubs where fruits and vegetables are graded, packed, and dispatched within 12 hours of harvest.

    A key weapon in Zepto’s fresh arsenal is the Bloom app, the startup’s proprietary sourcing platform that turns real-time mandi price tracking, vendor scoring, and dynamic procurement into a science. The result? Better price visibility for farmers, automated planning for Zepto, and a win-win loop that cuts out intermediaries and reduces waste.

    This model isn’t just about speed, it’s also about dignity and predictability. “For the first time, Indian farmers are becoming part of a demand-driven, digital-first ecosystem,” Palicha noted. Through Bloom, they gain access to live market benchmarks, input support, and assured offtake features unheard of in India’s informal agri-supply chains.

    Even last-mile delivery hasn’t been spared a makeover. Zepto has invested in smart handling systems that preserve freshness while slashing delivery timelines. Combined with direct relationships with farmers, this allows the company to keep quality high and prices sharp, something traditional retail has long struggled with.

    In a sector long marred by price volatility and perishability, Zepto’s fresh strategy is a rare blend of logistics, localisation, and digital insight. The real disruptor here isn’t just tech, it’s trust.

  • DocuBay unveils trailer of its powerful new original – ‘Gateway of Europe – The Migrant Crisis’

    DocuBay unveils trailer of its powerful new original – ‘Gateway of Europe – The Migrant Crisis’

    MUMBAI: DocuBay, the leading platform for premium documentaries and part of IN10 Media Network, has released the much-awaited trailer of its next original, Gateway of Europe – The Migrant Crisis. Gripping audiences with its unflinching portrayal of one of the most urgent humanitarian challenges of our time, the official trailer was unveiled on June 15, offering a haunting preview of the journey ahead. The full documentary premieres on June 20, powerfully aligning with World Refugee Day. 

    This intense trailer plunges viewers into the raw, emotional, and geopolitical epicentre of the crisis—set on the island of Lampedusa, the frontline of Europe’s migrant emergency. Through stark visuals and searing personal stories, it reveals the harrowing human struggles unfolding at this critical gateway, demanding attention, empathy, and urgent reflection.

    Directed with urgency and compassion, Gateway of Europe brings viewers face-to- face with the brutal realities faced by migrants, the resilience of local communities, and the impossible choices made by officials navigating a crisis that defies borders. 

    As the world continues to grapple with the consequences of displacement, conflict, and migration, the documentary shines a light on lives caught in the crosshairs— offering not just perspective, but a powerful call for empathy and awareness. 

    Aditya Pittie, Managing Director, IN10 Media Network, said At DocuBay, we believe in the power of storytelling to inspire change, build empathy, and spark meaningful conversations. Gateway of Europe – The Migrant Crisis brings a deeply human perspective to a global issue shedding light on the intertwined realities of migration, human rights, and policy. This documentary is a call to awareness and action, giving a platform to voices that are too often overlooked’’ 

    Max Serio, Filmmaker & Director of Gateway of Europe – The Migrant Crisis, said:“ “My intent was to portray the human faces behind the migration crisis—people driven by hope, fear, and the pursuit of a better future. This film is an invitation to look beyond politics and borders, and truly understand their journey.” .

    Samar Khan, Chief Content Officer, DocuBay, said: “At DocuBay, we are committed to curating stories with purpose—ones that resonate across borders, spark reflection, and foster cross-cultural understanding. Gateway of Europe – The Migrant Crisis encourages viewers to look deeper, beyond statistics and headlines, and confront the emotional and personal truths behind global migration. Documentaries like this can transform complex societal issues into powerful, intimate human experiences’’. 

    The trailer is out now, while the full feature premieres June 20 exclusively on DocuBay. Delivering a powerful glimpse of the film’s tone and emotional depth, the trailer showcases striking visuals and revealing insights that highlight the urgency of the crisis, drawing viewers into its profound gravity and emotional impact.

    Watch the trailer: 

    About DocuBay

     DocuBay, based in Mumbai, is a global subscription-based VOD platform dedicated to streaming premium international documentaries. Focusing on factual entertainment, the service provides a diverse range of content from around the world. Available in over 170 countries, DocuBay can be accessed on platforms like the Apple App Store, Google Play Store, Fire TV, Roku, Apple TV, and Samsung TVs, with more platforms coming soon. 

    Join the DocuBay community at www.DocuBay.com.

    About IN10 Media Network

     IN10 Media Network is the parent company of a wide array of businesses within the media and entertainment sector. With deep roots in the creative community and a longstanding commitment to high-quality content, its portfolio includes brands such as EPIC, ShowBox, Filamchi Bhojpuri, Gubbare, Ishara, Nazara, EPIC ON, DocuBay, MovieVerse Studios, Juggernaut Productions, and Let’s Get LOUDER. These companies span every facet of the content lifecycle across various platforms.

    Led by entrepreneur Aditya Pittie, IN10 Media Network is dedicated to building world- class brands. For more information, visit www.in10media.com.

    About Picasso Film

    Founded in 2008 and based in Prague, Picasso Film is an independent, full-service global production studio known for its creative excellence. Specialising in documentary series across genres like history, current affairs, crime, science, and wildlife, Picasso Film has created over 50 compelling unscripted series. Their work is broadcast worldwide by leading platforms and networks like National Geographic, Netflix, Discovery Channel, Curiosity Stream, and RTL, among others.